tonight. ms. megyn is up next. i am bill o'reilly. please always remember the spin stops right here cause we are definitely looking out for you. breaking tonight, a shocking murder in the heart land. the victim beheaded. local police and the fbi now trying to figure out if this was a random act of extreme violence or a wan na-be jihadi trying to send a message. welcome to "the kelly file" everyone. i'm megyn kelly. it was just over 24 hour ago that chaos broke outside inside of vaughn foods in oklahoma. one woman killed, another injured. and then police today revealed that the killer cut off the head of his first victim. >> as he was terminated he drove to the front of the business running into a vehicle rksz exited his vehicle, entered the

business where he encountered the first victim, colleen. he did kill colleen and did sever her head. after conducting interviews with co-workers, information was obtained that he recently started trying to convert some of his co-workers to the muslim religion. due to the manner of death and initial statements of co-workers and other initial information that our investigators have gathered, we requested the assistance of the fbi in conducting a background investigation. >> the suspect shown here 30-year-old alton noland who recently took the name kaki kakih yisral. he'd been fired moments before the heinous act and recently converted to islam. listen to the horrifying attack play out as a co-worker calls 911. >> shut the door. >> good morning, 911. what is your emergency?

>> vaughn foods, moore, oklahoma. >> what's going on there? >> we have someone attacking someone in the building. >> where are they at? >> are they in the office? they're in the office. front office of the building. i'm hearing a lot of screaming. we're actually in a different office. but someone just came in here yelling. >> okay. do you know where they're at in the building? >> in the front of the building there's our main entrance -- >> okay. do you know where he is at in the plant? >> we know that he's loose. he has stabbed someone. >> we've got medical en route to them. is anybody with him? do you know? go ahead, sir. >> i'm going to put you on speakerphone. one second, okay?

>> standby on map. >> he went through our front office, he stabbed a woman in our customer service department. >> okay. did he know her? do you know that was who he was arguing with? is she an employee? >> she is an employee, yeah. lock that door. >> yeah, lock anybody in there if you can. >> yeah, we're trying. okay. can you hear this in the background? >> is that him? he's back? >> yeah, it sounds like he's running around out here. >> okay. >> that's a gunshot. >> gunshot. units responding, we do have gunshots. okay, do you know where he's at now? >> he's in the hallway outside of the center of the building. >> he's in the hallway in the center of the building.

how many more shots have you heard? >> we heard three. >> you heard three shots? >> now i'm hearing somebody yell in the hallway stay down. >> there's another subject yelling in the hallway. units be advised there's another subject yelling in the hallway. >> somebody yelling stay down. >> those gunshots came from the company's chief operating officer mark vaughan a reserve oklahoma county deputy who managed to shoot and injure and stop the suspect in the course of the act. we will have much more on his story in just a moment. but first to the investigation. with every hour that passes disturbing new details about the accused killer are coming to light including a facebook page littered with pictures of the burning trade towers, osama bin laden and messages of hate for the united states of america. trace gallagher reports from our west coast newsroom tonight.

trace. >> megyn, along with trying to convert some of his co-workers to islam, witnesses inside that food processing plant reportedly say that during the the attack, the suspect, 30-year-old alton nolan was yelling islamic statements. police say they don't know if the suspect was also trying to behead the second victim, but they say he clearly wasn't going to stop. and that it's fortunate the cfo of vaughan foods grabbed a gun and shot the suspect. he's not just a reserve sheriff deputy, he's also one of their elite forces. listen. >> he's obviously a hero in this situation. it's very tragic that someone did lose their life, but it could have gotten a lot worse. this guy definitely was not going to stop. he didn't stop until he was shot. >> police say the two women attacked do not appear to have been targeted. they were just the first people who came in contact with the suspect. other employees barricaded themselves inside an office and called 911. i want to play you part of the

911 call where you can actually hear the suspect in the background. listen. >> can you hear this in the background? >> is that him? he's back? >> yeah. it sounds like he's running around out here. >> okay. >> and that -- that's a gunshot. >> got a gun shot. >> a shot that wounded but did not kill alton nolan and this is not nolan's first run-in with the law. he's been convicted on drug charges and was sent to prison for assaulting a state trooper after a traffic stop back in 2010. after that assault alton nolan fled the scene and led police on a 12-hour manhunt in the woods. some time after that incident nolan converted to islam and took the name jakim israel. he's not known to the local leadership, but we found pictures of him praying at a mosque, unclear if the mosque is actually in oklahoma. the fbi's now investigating alton nolan's social media footprint to see if he's had contact with anyone from

overseas. we have also looked into his online presence and have found a history of radical islamic rants. and, megyn, in just a few minutes we'll show you what we found on alton nolan's facebook page and if there's any question as to why the fbi's fully involved in this case, what we show you will put that to rest. megyn. >> absolutely. trace, thank you. and we will also hear directly from that police officer he once assaulted. but first, joining me now, oklahoma county sheriff john wetzel who afs the scene, at this attack and happens to be the boss of the hero in this case, mark vaughan who was himself a civilian deputy working for your office. sheriff, thank you very much for being here. and what a hero mark vaughan is tonight having stepped in to stop this madness. your thoughts. >> that sums it up. he went to work as a ceo of a company and he left work that evening as a hero. >> this madman comes into the

office, stabs to death one of his employees, one of mark vaughan's employees, beheads this woman in her young 50s, and then moves onto another victim. with all the law enforcement training even you have had, can you talk us through the presence of mind you would have to have to maintain control to shoot that person in the course of the stabbing to keep the victim from getting shot? >> well, there were several things that happened before that. he had the presence of mind when he was notified that there was an assailant in the building to go retrieve first his vest, his law enforcement vest. because he knows when the s.w.a.t. team or police officers come in the building and he's carrying a rifle they're going to be looking to him first. but he grabs his vest, he put it on. he grabbed his assault rifle. then he went after the individual who is doing the assaulting. >> it's incredible and believed to have saved many lives because this man showed no indication he

would stop if somebody did not stop him. these are unarmed employees trying to do their jobs. have you spoken with mark vaughan at all? >> i've spoken with him many times yesterday and four times today. i'm staying in regular contact with him. our first concern yesterday at the scene was he had witnessed and been involved in a very horrific and dramatic event. so he was good yesterday. we got him to speak with a counselor yesterday. and today i've just been staying in touch with him. he sounds very healthy today. sounds very much rested from yesterday. i think he's coming out of it very nicely. >> do you believe this is about someone motivated by radical islam? >> you know, we're not involved in the investigative stages of this. the moore police department have done an outstanding job in their

investigation. the fbi are now involved. i really don't have any information. i haven't seen the evidence in this case to be able to make a comment one way or the other. i can tell you that the moore police department yesterday treated our reserve deputy with kindness, with respect and that is what he needed yesterday immediately after this event. >> sure could use a lot of prayers tonight as well. as could the second victim who is in stable condition tonight but still fighting. and the shooter is in the hospital too. i'll leave it at that. sheriff, thank you very much for being here, sir. >> it's my pleasure to be here. and it's also my pleasure to say that on behalf of the oklahoma county sheriff's office, we appreciate the fact that we do have a hero in a guy named mark vaughan. >> absolutely right. all the best to you, sir, and him. >> thank you. >> trace mentioned the story got more chilling when we went

digging around on this guy's facebook page. we will show you what we found next. and muslims in the oklahoma community tonight are speaking out. their message and the debate those from cair have already touched off. still ahead. >> some people say that he identified himself as somebody from out of state searching for the truth and searching for spirituality. [ female announcer ] you change your style. why not your eye color? new air optix® colors prescription contact lenses enhance your eye color for a naturally beautiful look with consistent comfort. find your perfect color and get a free trial offer at airoptixcolors.com.

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beheading out of oklahoma. suspect alton nolan since his conversion to islam appears to have a terrifying online presence. trace gallagher's been digging into that. trace. >> megyn, one of the first things the fbi will look at is the social media footprint of the suspect alton nolan. we're about to show you some of what they'll find. and it is eye opening. after converting to islam alton nolan took the name jah' keem yisreal. let's begin with the pictures, at least the ones we can show you like this one saying "islam will dominate the world, freedom can go to hell" and a picture of four female militants account caption reading "some of my muslim sisters," god is great. and the picture of the statue of liberty in the background. you can see the twin towers smoking. the caption reads don't you all know why the eastern part of the

world hates america and everything god says don't do america does? he then goes onto list the sins that he says america com posted person that had been beheaded. we won't show you the picture, but along with it was a quote from the quran saying "i willin still terror into the hearts of the unbelievers, smite yee above their necks and smite all their fingertips off them. we also found pictures of him in a beard and at a mosque though we don't know where. then there are the messages he posted like this like "be fruitful and multiply, we need more muslims for allah, jihad, jihad, jihad, not u.s. army." and this one, quoting, for i came to set a man against his fair and a daughter against her mother and a daughter-in-law against her mother-in-law, jihad, jihad, jihad. and there was this quote, america so-called helps iraq. why can't you help the gaza

citizens from israel. laugh out loud. i upload this pic because america -- he uploaded pictures of osama bin laden though he did not comment. and today police say he beheaded one woman and stabbed another while reportedly shouting islamic statements. megyn. >> trace, thank you. after all that police are so far referring to this as a case of workplace violence. joining me now chad sweet, a former homeland security and cia official and co-founder of the chertoff group. and fbi assistant director in charge and former senior advisor to the government for -- jim, really? workplace violence after that? >> no way, megyn. you know, call it murder, but stop this workplace violence crap. that's really outrageous. >> why would they even come out with that initially? why categorize it at this point? >> i can't blame the local police. that's really not their

business. but just call it murder. call it bloody murder. >> chad, is there some reason for doing that? i understand it happened at the workplace, but all this other stuff happened too and now we're all very well aware of it. >> megyn, we saw this in the ft. hood shooting that this administration was afraid to call a spade a spade quickly when the evidence was overwhelming. i do agree though with jim that in this initial thing is the catalyst for the act appears to be somewhat related to his termination. >> sure. it certainly seems like he snapped upon being fired. but that doesn't account for the true motivations leading to the anger and the disposition toward committing such a heinous act. in all of the workplace violence episodes we've covered, we've never seen somebody beheaded. this is the first american beheading on american soil reportedly in the name of jihad. i mean, if you believe the reports that he was shouting arabic phrases prior to the murder. >> yeah. you know, the fbi will be

looking at all this stuff. and they got to get into this mosque. they got to get into his internet. they got to get into all of his associates. and they need to get into it fast. >> they are investigating tonight. will they have all of that rundown? you mention the associates because when we saw what happened down at ft. hood, again classified as workplace violence and we dug deeper, it turned out nadal hasan had connections. >> no question. that's why we need to be doing some of the things we're doing, the nsa things for instance. i don't want to believe that, but these investigations need to take place. and the fbi needs to be very aggressive within the law to look into these things. >> chad, do you believe that, you know, these reports that he was trying to convert fellow employees? look at the facebook page he condemns america spelled with a "k." the arabic phrases, picture of the beheading is the most gruesome thing i've seen in a long time that he celebrates on

his facebook page by posting it. is that enough to get the fbi involved? or would there have to be more? >> no, this is sufficient. and if we look at for example as you mention nadal hasan, there was enough obviously at that point to dig and like we saw when jim said when they do a search we were able to learn quickly that hasan was actually in contact with an war al wa la ki. one of the top three leaders of al qaeda. in this case what it does highlight is what jim said earlier, at a time when i know there were a lot of frustrations over the nsa program, but you don't want to throw the baby out with the bath water, this is a moment i can assure you when a tool like the nsa metadata program would have an ability to quickly identify who this individual has called in the last three months. that's a critical way to find out the network. and the boston bombing case,

they usually have an enabler somewhere in the community. >> jim, this guy goes in there with a knife that they found -- he found in the workplace. the police described it as a regular sized knife. they said something you would cut a head of lettuce with. he was shot down by a deputy sheriff on site. who knows how bad this would have been -- >> thank god someone in that place had a gun. a good american citizen had a gun. and i think we're going to find in the future that more and more people that are just whimsically against guns or say all these things are going to hope real good people have guns too. imagine if he didn't have a gun how many more bodies we'd be seeing here. >> right. last question, chad, how on earth could a man like this with such a lengthy history get hired in the first place? any thoughts on that? >> that highlights the issue that just generally in a world where we have the tools that can allow us to do these kind of background checks, we have to

begin to allow both employers and law enforcement to use those tools within the checks and balances of civil liberties. the last thing i would tell you too in closing, megyn, is in a moment like this when i was at homeland security there's no question we should be outraged and if in fact this ends up being a terrorist act we should call it what it is. but at the same time we need to be very careful and make sure that there isn't blowback against our fellow muslim-americans who are law-abiding, peace loving, and this is a moment to be clear where we absolutely need their help to defeat this long war which is the war of ideas. >> it's going to take everyone. >> that's right. >> it's going to take everyone who is not a savage to stand up against this savagery. i got to go. gentlemen, thank you both. >> thank you, megyn. >> long before this attack the suspect had a number of run-ins with police and one turned very violent. we will hear directly from the officer he attacked next. plus, how did alton nolen become jah' keem e/6lvyisreal.

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breaking tonight, we have been telling you about a chilling attack in moore, oklahoma, involving a man who beheaded a former co-worker and stabbed another woman. this was not his first violent attack. back in 2010 he actually injured a police officer. she says she will never forget this man. and was horrified to learn about events in moore today. listen. >> one minute we're talking and the next he's assaulting me. i had one handcuff on his right wrist and he hit me in the chest, pushed me back and then yanked the handcuff out of my hand. but one minute we're talking and the next he's assaulting me.

it happened very quickly. >> would you have done anything differently? >> i wish i would have taken my pistol out of my holster as opposed to the handcuffs. i wish i'd done that. because he was a felon. i should have done a felony arrest right there as opposed to giving him any leeway. talking to him at all. he tried to bargain with me not to go to jail. he had a girlfriend and a baby with him so i wasn't as alert -- as on guard as i should have been. and i was a lot more nicer than i probably should have been with him. >> and this is a situation though where you didn't even know this was the man who was involved in a beheading until we called you this morning. >> right. right. >> what happened? >> when chuck called me this morning and told me that, i got goose bumps over all of my body. and i'll admit, i've cried a few tears today too. >> well, i can see this is upsetting for you. we appreciate all that you guys do for us in our names. and we are so glad that you are safe. >> me too. i praise god for taking care of me that night and watching over

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went on a rampage after he was fired from his workplace and was reportedly shouting arabic phrases during the attack. whether he was or wasn't, if you look at his facebook page it is littered with anti-american propaganda and pro-osama bin laden, pro-radical islam propaganda. tonight cair has spoken out saying, "islam stands for peace. what this gentleman did in moore, which is inhumane and barbaric, is definitely not a representation of what our faith teaches. and we hope and pray that justice will be brought against the perpetrator soon so that the victims and their families can find some sort of solace in that justice." we also heard from a leader of a mosque in moore, oklahoma. >> my inner feelings would nobody with the right mind would do such a heinous crime. did not recognize the perpetrator. and i was sad and heartbroken for the victims.

after the story broke out and talking to some members who might have said they might have seen this person here who acted in a very odd way, an odd way would be in a gesture that not islamic gesture in that the way he prays and so on. some people say he identify himself as somebody from out of state searching for the truth and searching for spirituality. that he'd been to many religious places, synagogues, churches, buddhist temples, trying to find god. >> joining me now, president of ask america and founder of the world muslim congress, thank you both for being here. "it's really unfortunate there's attention on muslims for action either part of extremist groups or have extremist ideas. however islam is clear what it stands for, islam stands for

peace." your thoughts. >> islam does not stand for peace. the word islam in arabic means submission. islam is submission. cair is trying to deceive the public with their talking points. they think because most of the american public does not understand islam, does not understand what islam stands for, have never read the does not understand the prophet mohamed and what prophet mohamed himself stand for, this is what cair is counting on. does not represent what islam is all about. >> michael, your thoughts on that. it's really unfortunate there's a lot of attention on muslims these days for actions of people who are either part of extremist groups or have extreme ideas. the reason there is that attention is because these people are doing this, isis that is, in the name of radical islam. >> well, megyn, first my heart goes out to the victims of the family. and i pray for their well being.

the statement made by cair was a correct statement, islam does mean peace. but muslims -- some muslims, don't do the right thing. in the united states we have 380 million americans. we all follow the same constitution, same law, 316 million americans do the right thing. 3 million don't. it doesn't mean the law books are wrong. >> but do you think there's no connection to radical islam here? >> i don't think this is an individual loony and he was finding expression to do his violence. and he just found radical islam to express himself. islam does not teach violence at all. bridget, you and i have been many times -- islam does not teach violence. some muslims do. christianity doesn't teach violence. some christians do. we cannot blame in your own city of new york, megyn, there are

about a thousand rapes last year. does it mean all new yorkers are rapists? no, it does not. >> go ahead, bridget. >> but here is the difference. in christianity, nothing supports those who kill. in islam, the quran itself does. what those people behead are doing are emulating prophet mohamed. prophet mohamed himself ordered the beheading of 800 men, 800 men. he ordered their beheadings and then sat there with his under child bride at that time she was 12 years old, and watched the beheading together. so we have the beheadings, which is strictly islamist now practiced worldwide by devout muslims trying to emulate their proph prophet, prophet mohamed, and this is why we are seeing beheadings across the world. no matter where these radicalized muslims, no matter

what their background is, whether they were buddhist and converted, whether they were christians and converted, whether they were jews and converted, they all end up doing the exact same thing. >> let me ask you -- i don't understand, mike, why you can't just say that, yes, of course there is this faction of islam that has radicalized. and i believe that they have completely misunderstood my religion. because the vast majority of muslims on this earth are peace loving, kind, gentle souls. but there is this faction. and they interpret the quran i love and know in a way i don't agree with. but how can you say that it's not islamic? >> well, megyn, you want me to respond to the allegation bridget made? sfwl i'd like you to answer my question. you can respond to bridget as well. >> i don't want to get into a different -- >> well, my question is -- just answer that question.

why can't you just say that? just to deny there's any connection whatsoever to islam makes a lot of people say that's it. the one doing the beheadings, you know, in isis, they happen to be islamic. this guy all over the facebook page, him too. is it just pure coincidence? >> in the entire muslim world is condemning isis. they do not represent any islamic value. but they do. they're part of islam. they are part of us. there are radicals among us. and we are ashamed of them. but we have to stop them. and president obama can give them a challenge, hey, use the formula that is if you come after me, i ask you to stop. if you're still aggressive towards me, i'll still can you to stop. but if you jump on me, i'm going to jump and kill you and find you wherever you are, i'll kill you. but if you repent and regret, i'm going to leave you, forgive you, excuse you. that's why president obama --

three-day ultimatum, drop all of this. >> we heard -- i didn't hear three-day ultimatum in the u.n. speech. panel, thank you both for being here. i appreciate the respectful debate. i got to run. we reached out to the white house for reaction to this attack. and our senior white house correspondent ed henry is next with that. plus, today we learned that the united states is pulling staff from our embassy right now in the capital of yemen because the security situation is so bad there. so why would the president holding up yemen as a success as our new model for fighting these terrorists? we are back with that in a moment. >> who is the head of the free syrian opposition, the moderate rebels that you are planning to train? ♪ defiance is in our bones. defiance never grows old. citracal maximum. easily absorbed calcium plus d.

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it's interesting because it comes at a time when the white house is playing a little defense about a president who ran for office against the bush war on terror now seeming to be following at least some of it in iraq and syria. so to show some separation today at the white house briefing, josh earnest insisted, look, this president does much smaller wars, not ground wars like we saw in the bush administration, smaller counterterror measures that in fact in places like yemen and somalia that josh earnest said have turned out to be a success in yemen even though right now the security situation has completely deteriorated in yemen. so i pressed josh on that. listen. >> how can you say a success yemen when the country's falling apart? >> because, ed, what we have seen is we have seen the effective deployment of a counterterrorism strategy that involves building up the capacity of local forces, on occasion backed by american military forces to counter extremist threats emanating from

that country. >> so if it's been so successful, why are we pulling our embassy personnel out of there? >> ed, what we've been focused on is mitigating the threat from extremists and denying them the kind of safe haven -- >> we're pulling out. we have to get our people out of there. >> ed, what we have seen in yemen is the effective deployment of a counterterrorism strategy. >> as you can see from there no matter what question you ask, you get virtually the same answer, which is we have a very successful counterterror strategy that is working even though in the last few days the administration has had to pull embassy personnel out because they're worried about it being overrun by extremist, megyn. >> yeah. it's not exactly -- ed, thank you. >> good to see you. >> joining me with more on this threat in yemen, bret stevens, journalist for "the wall street journal." bret, the president just two weeks ago said the strategy of taking out these terrorist ss one we've been successfully pursuing in yemen and somalia for years.

now we're yarnging the folks out of the embassy in yemen. they say the state department came out with a separate travel warning the security threat level in yemen is extremely high. the u.s. government remains highly concerned about possible attacks on u.s. citizens. and this is our model for how to fight isis. >> in your previous segment you were talking about radical islam and now radical ignorance. it's almost disturbing to hear the administration make these claims about what's happened in yemen because you have two things. you have al qaeda in the arabian peninsula, continues to remain extremely powerful despite our efforts to take out some of their leaders. >> that's like their headquarters, isn't it? >> exactly. it used to be until the islamic state the most deadly aq affiliate in the world. in addition to that a shiite sect called the hutis have just now taken over the capital of yemen. now, this is a militia that has trained with iranian revolutionary guards corps for

the last 20 years, which gives the iranians a front row seat on a waterway separating the red sea -- >> so if this goes -- and sheez shia take over, that's basically iran taking over in yemen? >> in a way it mirrors exactly the situation we have with syria in which we have one very nasty shiite affiliated group backed by iran, anti-american and one very nasty sunni affiliated group. so the suggestion that yemen is somehow an example of what america can do is actually the opposite of the truth. yemen is proof of the failure of a light footprint strategy of the belief that we can do cheaply what ultimately needs to be done expensively, which is take out both our enemies, on the shiite and sunni side. >> and there it is. because we have seen over the past six months at least this domino effect of what appears to be the president's foreign

policy. i mean, are we now getting our answer to whether what was dubbed this cowboy diplomacy by george bush works better than what barack obama promised us which was a change of course. >> right. and what you saw at the u.n. was the president sort of crawling back to some of the very same rhetoric of, you know, dealing with terrorism as groups that only understand the language of force, the necessity of leading from the front, what amounts to shall we say a coalition of the willing precisely the kinds of coalitions that people like john kerry were mocking ten years ago that president bush had assembled. except it's being done on a small scale. the means aren't sufficient to achieve the goal. if your goal is to destroy the islamic state or destroy al qaeda in the arabian peninsula which tried to put four bombs on u.s.-destined planes. you're not going to achieve this with a pinprick strategy of drones and occasional flights of f-18s. >> if you subscribe to the

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guest appearance. i'm sorry, my team is like, what, that's two hours before show time. but we hope you'll be there. thanks for watching. have a great weekend. i'm megyn kelly. this is "the kelly file." this is a fox news alert. tonight, terror in the heart land. the fbi's investigating a brutal beheading in moore, oklahoma, after the suspect's co-workers reveal he'd been trying to convert them to islam after he recently converted himself. police say the alleged suspect, alton nolen, beheaded one woman and attacked another before he was shot and wounded. for the very latest details we turn to fox's own adam hasly on the ground in los angeles tonight. adam. >> reporter: yeah, sean. there's a lot of questions arpd this case as you might imagine. the local police in moore, oklahoma, are all over this of course working with the fbi trying to figure out why this happened. are there larger implications here or larger connections here? it all happened yesterday in moore,